In the jq filtering language the .
filter expression simply returns the input JSON unaltered (except for pretty printing). E.g.
$ echo '{"foo": true, "bar": 42}' | jq '.'
{
"foo": true,
"bar": 42
}
Does JMESPath have a similar expression (aka identity function)?
The current-node operator, aka @
, performs this function in JMESPath, e.g.
$ echo '{"foo": true, "bar": 42}' | ~/.local/go/bin/jp @
{
"bar": 42,
"foo": true
}
Thanks to jdevillard on https://gitter.im/jmespath/chat for the answer.